Baseball pennant race tightens as Robins win again
Brooklyn's Robins stretch lead with a tenth straight victory over Cincinnati Reds. St Louis Cardinals split a doubleheader with Boston Braves to stay close, while Chicago Cubs idle. Giants suffer another doubleheader loss to Pittsburgh, slipping further from first. Athletics seize AL top spot with 2 3 1 win over Indians. Yankees top Detroit 10 3.
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Louisville Colonels Close In On A A Title
CHICAGO September 15 With one week left Louisville Colonels have almost clinched the American Association title. They returned to Louisville after a rough series with Toledo where the Maddens swept four but still led St Paul by 24 games. St Paul lost to Minneapolis 7 to 3 as Louisville’s edge narrowed with Toledo’s six hit effort. Milwaukee beat Kansas City 8 to 6 after a 43 inning marathon. Indianapolis defeated Columbus 7 to 1.
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Cook Leading In Rifle Club Shoot
Robert Cook of Alpena led the Furor Rifle Club with an aggregate 215 in a five position small bore indoor shoot. Kenneth Bozas announced plans for further medal competition. Pettant and Wilson scored 219 and 193 respectively as others followed. A meeting at the Tredway and Liem Sport Shop was set for Thursday to discuss an indoor range plan.
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Columbus 2 Indianapolis 7 Louisville 1 Toledo 6 Minneapolis 7 St Paul 3 Kansas City 3 Milwaukee in nings Louisville 1 Toledo 3 Kansas City 4 Milwaukee 6 St Paul 8 Minneapolis 4 Columbus 4 Indianapolis 15.
Purdue Made Slight Favorite To Retain Big Ten Title
Purdue stands as the slight favorite to defend the Big Ten crown as it heads into 1930 amid coaching changes and player losses across rival programs. Minnesota, Chicago, Michigan, Northwestern, Wisconsin, Indiana, and Iowa field new coaches or rebuilt lines, with Purdue facing competition from several weakened teams and lingering doubts about its depth.
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D W A Gridders Travel to Louisiana Wesleyan Opener
Dakota Wesleyan Tigers head to Baton Rouge for their 1930 season opener against Louisiana State University. Coach Ferguson aims for a strong start, with a renewed passing game and a squad of twenty traveling players including Mackey and White.
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Initial Drills Begin For Scalpers And Tigers
Prospects gloomily outlined as Huron College and Huron high school begin drills. Coach Bell and coach Coffey lead workouts with equipment, conditioning, and early position battles. Northern Normal opens season Sept 26 with strong opponents, while the Scalpers face School of Mines, Jamestown, and a five game conference slate. Tiger prospects hinge on replacing key backs and rebuilding the line after a standout 1929 season.
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Unclear fragment on Ehmke and Senators finish
Fragment states Howard Ehmke in New England semi pro ball and mentions O Grarty and experts. It questions why the Senators and Cardins were picked to finish, but details and context are unreadable.
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Watertown Wins Doubles Crown in SD High School Tennis
Watertown high school teammates Dick Hanten and George Richards defeated Sioux Falls high in the doubles final 8 6, 8 6 to claim the South Dakota high school athletic association tennis title. Donaldson and Danielson earlier won the singles, and Sioux Falls advanced by knocking off Walz and Stohi. An association board of control meeting discussed rules and possible changes to state and regional basketball tournaments with no action taken.
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De Smet to Open Against Madison in Fall Schedule
De Smet high school grid squad, led by coach Ralph Vogen, features eight lettermen in a mostly inexperienced backfield. The opening game vs Madison seconds kicks off a rugged schedule including Brookings, Redfield, Volga, Doland, Clark, Artesian, and Wessington with Frank Frisch noted as Cardinal second base reach for 2,000th hit mark.
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Yankees Ruffing Held to Seven Hits in Loss
The Associated Press report notes Ruffing of the Yankees was limited to seven hits with two doubles and six singles, driving in one run. The game featured a Ballet Robing? hit double and two singles, as the offense struggled to support.
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Enterprise Holds Lead as Shamrock V Struggles in Tilt
Newport Sept 15 The saucy Enterprise defender of the America s Cup and Shamrock V the British challenger faced a new race today. After Enterprise won the opening clash Saturday interest waned among spectators who saw Shamrock V fail to match the American tempo under lighter winds. The 430 mile triangular course began before dawn with Shamrock V still an unknown factor as both boats endured a fickle breeze and shifting conditions. British crews preferred Hoodston breezes while American skippers viewed the light air as a fair test of speed and seamanship.
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Graduation Takes Toll On Gettysburg Football Team
Gettysburg College football enters Tygeson’s first season with only four returning players. Seven games loom with a schedule including Pierre, Port Pierre, Wonida, Highmore, Miller, and Mobridge. The opener is at Pierre against a tough Marshal outfit, with a fall slate that reflects limited prior experience.
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Shift Due After Deeg's Title Win
New York September 13 A young Californian, John Deeg, dominated the national singles defeating Francis Shields in a spectacular duel to become the youngest champion since 1915. Deeg's march to the final also eliminated Big Bill Tilden, bucking the era’s star players and signaling a potential shift in rankings.
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